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T˙ Korean Tribune
04 SEP 2013

The new designer drug -Juicy Baek!
By SEYMORE BUTTS

Since the 1800s, new drugs have been created and experimented with in illegal laboratories all over the world. Some of these drugs have had deadly consequences on our community. The government is constantly deciding whether or not to make new drugs illegal. Heroin, LSD, cocaine, crack cocaine, and ecstasy have all hit communities at different times. Now, there is a new drug in our communities called Juicy Baek also written as Juicy Bake. Below are the characteristics of the drugs. You must talk to several members of our community and then decide if it should be illegal

Reuters

International Moose Count Underway
By BOB O’BOBSTON

The UN-sponsored International Moose Census got off to a flying start today with hopes for an increase in the worldwide moose population compared to last year’s disapointing figures. Among the traditional early reporters were Egypt, returning figures of six moose, a twenty percent increase on 2011’s figures of five, and

Uruguay whose moose population remains stable at eleven. According to Robbie McRobson, head of the UN Moose Preservation Council, worldwide moose numbers are expected to grow markedly on last year due to the traditional moose strongholds of Canada and the United States, with the larger developing moose ecologies also poised to make gains. The largest percentagege increase in moose will likely come from China”, says McRobson, The Chinese government has invested heavily in moose infrastructure over the past decade, and their committment to macrofauna is beginning to pay dividends”. Since 2004 China has expanded moose pasture from 1.5 of arable land to nearly 3.648 and moose numbers are expected to rise to 60,000 making China a net moose exporter for the first time. This is good news for neighbouring Mongolia, a barren moose-wasteland whose inhabitents nonetheless have an insatiable desire for the creatures. The increase in

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